Silent Eagle

Oregon's gong to be pissed- Win the Day is kinda their thing.

I'm going with 5-7.

Old and dirty is so mainstream.

Scholar and gentlemen. Many thanks.

You pay for a roundtrip ticket for me between Okinawa and DFW, I'll be in the stands. If not able, assist those who need to watch on tv locate information.

Yes, the initial beatings would be thorough and decisive, however simply being in the conference would make us a far more attractive destination for top local talent. Yes, I will acquiest that Baylor, being in the Big 12, did not help it. But, what we do offer beyond Baylor (and it's not being the FBS equivalent of Mos Eisley as a haven of all the villainy of the college football galaxy) is a legitimate collegiate experience, something that had hindered Baylor in the years prior to the coach who's name escapes me time current. So, the improvement that would be made would be quick. I think what would ultimately hinder us is the fact that we would not be able to upgrade our facilities to meet the minimum stadium capacity- almost exclusively due to resistance from the "alternative" student population that would protest. You know, the ones that make our school look like the real life version of PCU (which is a great movie if you haven't seen it."

Well, yes. Winning cures 90% of everything. The other 10% comes from an overhaul of the staff/AD. I don't know what 90% of that means, but it sounds pretty rad.

An entrance that gets people fired up. Take advantage of how loud Apogee can get from the jump and don't let up (exception when we have the ball). Something on par with Virginia Tech would be a good place to begin.

It's aggressive. I like it. As opposed to being complacent like previous regimes, these guys are finding ways to get people in. It's better than doing nothing and complaining about what you were left with.

So, this makes us national champs? Hell yeah. NORTH TEXAS OPERA RULES!

Little things start to add up. Sure it seems trivial (something small like a new pulley system), but perhaps this could lead to additional things that could make for a more efficient and better game day experience for all.

Depends- at least USNA dudes, if you transfer out before your junior year there is no service obligation but could be some financial recoupment.

Perhaps it was a case of expectation management.

Sorry, stud. I live in Japan. Take lots of selfies though.

A movie taught me the virtue of bold thinking and how unimportant invitations are for getting where you want in life... wedding crashers- invitations are for p-$$1e$

I ran into a friend of mine who went to SMU who was talking a lot of jive- I simply pulled this picture up and showed him- he opened his mouth as if he had a clever rebuttal- no words came out- he lowered his head and simply walked away.

Yes

I've kind of not been in Texas since 2003, so no- I don't get a lot of access. Everything I hear, though, if there were spots, they were half assed.

It's not exactly what everyone wants, but it's certainly better than previous attempts of "home openers sell themselves, it's the fans fault, etc..." what about TV? Has anyone seen any TV spots? I get it, the Wren hasn't really had time to truly put his mark on anything yet, but I would imagine anything is better than the either zero attempts from previous regime or the "Diamond Joe Quimby" ads we would have got from Hank (included for reference). "If you were playing, the Mean Green would come watch you"

Nice Birkenstocks.

You're in luck. It comes with both the key and title.

Same- In 2 months I'll be back in San Diego. Conveniently San Diego State is in San Diego. San Diego State plays in the mountain west (along with Fresno State, San Jose State- I'd get to see our guys in person on the reg. plus they have a better TV deal than us, I think. I would get to see more TV games.

Those white ones look pretty damn new- does this perhaps signal SL has redesigned our uniforms?

The delusion on that board is tragically hilarious- one of them was talking about moving to the ACC. I want to ask them what it's like to live in a world void of any semblance of reality.